Case studies can be used as a learning tool for both successful concepts as well as failed ones, while also serving as a valuable business card when approaching new customers. Here's how to create ...

The NAVIGATE Project case studies were created as part of an NSF-funded project to develop a training program to help female STEM graduate students recognize—and devise strategies for dealing ...

Ideally, in medicine, Case Studies should detail a particular medical case, describing the background of the patient and any clues the physician picked up (or should have, with hindsight).

Case Study: Adapt has selected 10 architecture studios to take part in an initiative where they will design homes affected by the January wildfires.

We conducted a large record-based case–control study testing associations between childhood cancer and natural background radiation.

Case-study interviews move beyond the standard questions about background and experience to reveal candidates’ mindsets and their manner of thinking.

A case study in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition examines how one patient’s switch to a carnivore diet increased kidney stone risk by raising calcium, uric acid, and oxalate levels ...

The CDC published a case study about a young, unvaccinated boy who got tetanus and spent 47 days in a darkened ICU room, costing $800,000.

This case study examines the organizational and structural decisions made by First Solar between 2006–2012 and explains why First Solar continued to be viable in a volatile market. In the early 2000s, ...

Gentile, Mary C. "Twenty Five Questions to Ask as You Begin to Develop a New Case Study." Harvard Business School Background Note 391-042, August 1990 ...